joined now by chad moeller.you look back at jeremy guthrie, know you've caught him the last four starts, what has impressed you with each of the last four starts? >> jeremy has within of those sperm arms. facing him last year, i was just impressed with what he's -- one of those special arms. facing him last year, i knew he has the a stuff, and today he was able to go out there and command it. at time his has been up in the zone this year, and not had control of his off speed. pitches, but today he had it. >> is there anything that you specifically do with jeremy that you know that makes him tick, that allows him to be successful? anything in particular with him? >> yeah, there's a few. and it's going to be different with each guy president. jeremy can get to going too fast out there. it's know okay when tohim back. -- knowing when to throttle him back. he can get ahead of himself, so it's knowing when to slow him down, when to let him go, and when to pick his spots out there, because he he has that special stuff

and here is chad moeller.ouble to drive in two in the second inning. pops it foul out of play. back in the second inning, going the opposite way. >> rick: fastball out over, gets the extension, drives to itsty wall. two runs score. you see right there fiorentino, who had walked, he ends up scoring all the way from first base. >> jim: 0-1 the count on moeller, takes a strike at the belt, and it's 0-2. nippert is now getting loose in the bullpen. >> rick: i am so glad they have fiorentino back with this ball club, and proud of the orioles to reward him for the great year that he had and attitude he took down there. for tough to go back to to the minor leagues and be stuck in a position like that. you almost feel like your career is over with, but he is a pure hitter, and anybody knows, i can see is it in this guy, i've seen a lot of players like that from behind home plate, very, very tough to get out. they go with the pitch. they know when to be aggressive, when not to be, and i hope he stays around for a while

. >> even libyan leader moeller khadafy had warm words before his 90 minute rant at the west. tomorrow, -- president obama shift his focus to the economy. the president will call for a balance, and in demand to try to put people back to work, but putting in place new relations -- new regulations to prevent a future crisis. >>> flu shot, or nasal spray? tonight, the report suggests which is best is the seasonal fluke. -- seasonal fluke. the nasal spray it was down to offer better protection in younger ones because of their immune system. >> so the jury is still out. in children, we have consistently seen the children receiving flu missed yet less influenza than those receiving the flu shot. >> health officials say that since the new h1n1 virus is new to all ages, they will both work for adults and children. you can read more on the study by going to our website, wbaltv.com. speaking of the flu shot, some senior citizens in florida were treated to float free flu shots under one condition. had to get them at a strip club. thousands of senior adults were welcomed into rachel's. th

to build new markets and help the world's most moeller will citizens climb out of poverty, we established a new world bank up trust fund to support investments in food security and financing for clean and affordable energy. to ensure that we keep our commitments, we agreed to continue to take stock of our efforts going forward. we have learned and time again that in the 21st century, the nations of the world share mutual interests. that is why i have called for a new era of engagement that yields real results for our people, an era when nations live up to their responsibilities and act on behalf of our shared security and prosperity. that is exactly the kind of strong cooperation we forged here in pittsburg and earlier this week in new york. on issue after issue, we see that the international community is beginning to move forward together. at the g-20, we have achieved a level of tangible, global economic cooperation we have never seen before, while acting to address the threat posed by climate change. we passed a historic resolution to secure nuclear materials, to stop the spread of nuc

>> jim: chad moeller. >> gary: chad moeller. and the answer is? there we go!> jim: you notice i let things go very quickly. >> gary: we're 2-2. >> jim: 2-4. it feels like 2-2. >> gary: aubrey takes it inside. we'll get another chance when we cover the bases two thursdays from now. here is the 1-0 delivery. the fly ball to right field. a fly ball out and one down. so wade davis. this is new territory now. he pitched seven in his opener. chad bradford and randy choate in the bullpen. >> jim: he has pitched well in this series. matt wieters, a couple of nights ago. the pinch hitter for andino. >> gary: and jeff fiorentino will take it up high. >> jim: another guy who has no doubt hit all of wade davis because of the four starts. >> gary: he picked up eight hits, four rbi's, a couple of walks. davis with the pitch down and in on the two ball, two strike count. >> jim: it is great thing about pitching late in a ballgame with a two rub lead, you don't worry a lot until somebody gets on. you have a run to work with, so to speak. >> jim: the velocity certainly hasn't

wieters, actually moeller got me settled dunn a little bit and got me working downhill.ney did in my bullpen session between starts and felt good tonight. i didn't feel like i had to throw too many off-speed pitches, well, minimal. >> and almost equally as effective. do you feel like this is your best performance? >> i do. until i located my fastball better, and when i kneed, i had my off-speed stuff, too curve ball and changeup. i could have thrown my changeup a little better. i mean, i felt good after tonight. >> and you sat down the first 10 you faced where you at a point where you're saying, okay, the stuff is good, this could be the good flight for me. >> yes. i just want to get my team back in the dug out, especially after we scored that one. i made one mistake and zauny turned that pitch around quick. he did what he did with it. >> so chris tillman last night goes six and 2/3. the only run he allowed was the home run he referred to to gregg zaun. five hits in all, just one walk and no strikeouts. look at his record against the a.l. east this year. four starts, 1-1

to build new markets and help the world's most moeller will citizens climb out of poverty, we established a new world bank up trust fund to support investments in food security and financing for plane and affordable energy. to ensure that we keep our commitments, we agreed to continue to take stock of our efforts going forward. we have learned and time again that in the 21st century, the nations of the world share mutual interests. that is why i have called for a new era of engagement that yields real results for our people, an era when nations live up to their responsibilities and act on behalf of our shared security and prosperity. that is exactly the kind of strong cooperation we forged here in pittsburg and earlier this week in new york. on issue after issue, we see that the international community is beginning to move forward together. at the g-20, we have achieved a level of tangible, global economic cooperation we have never seen before, while acting to address the threat posed by climate change. we passed a historic resolution to secure nuclear materials, to stop the spread of nuc

moeller got me settled dunn a little bit and got me working downhill.lpen session between starts and i felt good tonight. i didn't feel like i had to throw too many off-speed pitches, well, minimal and the fastball for the most part. >> chris, you are almost equally as effective. do you feel like this is your best performance? >> i do. until i locate my fastball better, when i needed it, i had my off-speed stuff, too. my changeup is is a little better, but, i mean, i felt good after tonight. >> you sat down the first 10 you faced. are you saying you felt the stuff is good, this could be a good night for me? >> yes. after the fist one, i felt like i could be okay. i just wanted to work fast, get my team back in the dug-out, especially after scoring that run. i made one mistake in zauny, and he turned around that pitch pretty quick. >> were you surprised? >> no. i wasn't surprised because, i mean, the ball started rolling a little bit and you kind of want to shut that down the way the game is going 2-1. i think he made the right call doing the match-up th

robert moeller assigned an investigation, and representing a 1995 law yup over motor voter law. >>> dannonr eat that? paying up to $35 million over claims it made on its activia and dannon yogurts. over the words that said the yogurt would strengthen's body' defenses or regulate digestion because of bacteria they contain. dannon is settling the class action lawsuit. no admission of wrongdoing, but it will change the labels and pay out the money up to $100 a p customer. bus we'rppe not quite sure yet w exactly you can get your money back. >>> the 61st primetime emmy awards show last night seemed like a repeat from last year in a lot of categories. one notable exception. neil patrick harris, hosting for the first time. winners and losers, paul vercammen in hollywood. hi there, paul. >> reporter: hello, virginia. this morning in hollywood certainly the show itself, a big winner, because the ratings were up 11% over last year. highest ratings in three years, and this is despite the fact, times of repeat winners, the show seemed a bit like a rerun. >> the theme for the 61st primetime emmy awar